right and wrong

For Redmayne, this gray area between right and wrong “spoke to the moment.”

Ultimately, “The Day of the Jackal” is a tumultuous ride that questions how we justify our actions with right and wrong.

“He offered a message of xenophobia and misogyny and racism, of cruelty and darkness and hate. His lies were incredible, and it is terrible to see that Americans have not seen through him. This is very gloomy for those who believe in science, the rule of law, and in right and wrong. It undermines confidence in any leadership from the U.S. on international affairs.”

Sentencing, Judge Mrs Justice Cutts said: "You knew the difference between right and wrong and you intended to kill those boys."

She had a strong sense of what was right and wrong.